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Devonport took centre stage last weekend, kickstarting the World Triathlon Para Series season and continuing the Road to Paris for Australia’s Paralympic hopefuls.

Australia celebrated another milestone on the Road to Paris with the confirmation of its place in the Olympic Mixed Relay triathlon event.

Nestled along the picturesque Mersey Bluff coastline, Devonport served as the vibrant host for a thrilling weekend of triathlon action, featuring a lineup of events including the World Triathlon Para Series, the Oceania Triathlon Sprint Championships, and the Oceania Triathlon Mixed Relay Championships.

The next generation has signalled they are ready to take over the baton as one celebrated career of a local hero changes direction and two Tasmanian teenagers announce their arrival into triathlon’s rising ranks in Devonport this weekend.

The Road to Paris stops on home soil for Australia’s Paralympic hopefuls, as they gear up to take on the World Triathlon Para Series opener in Devonport.

This weekend’s opening round of the World Triathlon Championship Series (WTCS) in Abu Dhabi will take on a Formula 1 feel, to kick start the 2024 series and Olympic season.

Australia painted Napier green and gold as picturesque coastal city in New Zealand put on a spectacular show as a first-time World Triathlon Cup host.

For Australia’s brightest rising stars, this weekend’s Oceania Triathlon Junior Championships in Napier is about more than showing they’re the best junior athlete on the continent; it’s an opportunity to all but guarantee their spot on the grandest international stage.

All eyes are on Napier this weekend, where the picturesque coastal city in New Zealand is set to host the first World Triathlon Cup of the year on February 24-25.

A star-studded start list headed to sunny Stockton on Sunday, with the Oceania Triathlon Para Championships kicking off the 2024 season for Australia’s top para triathletes.

In 2024, the Road to Paris starts in Stockton for Australia’s Paralympic hopefuls. This weekend’s Oceania Triathlon Para Championships in Stockton marks the first Paralympic ranking race of the year. And with just 13 races remaining before the Qualification Period ends, a star-studded start list is ready to compete for ranking points.